Bye-bye 2016!

2016 was fun, not quite as efficient as I hoped it would be in terms of personnal art, I have tones of unfinished "left-overs" I'll probably never deal with...I'm still happy with some of the stuff I made. Let's make some plans for the next year to come!

Work in progress

An alien face, slowly emerging out of the nothingness.

Ancient king

A new decorative bust sculpt:

And more realistic-ish face sculpting practice!

More shots of the face: 

Arrows and Thorns

 A random face sculpt from imagination, and a lot of ancient greek/roman/christian inspiration, with a touch of baroque. I tend to do those minimalistic white-on-white renders because it reminds me of an exposition of Rodin's statues I visited. A small white room filled with the gorgeous transluscency of bodies and faces made of white marble. I can't compare to Rodin of course, but it's a kind of feeling I'd like to convey in my work.

Space kitty

Tried something cute and stylized, half-way between cartoon and manga:

Owners and Wonders

At the beginning of 2016 I've decided to take a lineup of 8 original characters of mine and sculpt their busts, aiming for a rather stylized, almost cartoon feel. Here's the result:

-Oblivion-

-Onyx-

-Opium-

-Oracle-

-Orchid-

-Orion-

-Orphan-

-Osiris-

Bye-bye 2015!

2015 was one fine year, I've tried to spend my time equally on 2D and 3D art, here's what the result looks like:

Let's all have fun in 2016!

Zombie time

I was only working on a generic head sculpt, and suddenly it turned into a zombie.

Quick polypaint:

You can see more skin detail in Zbrush although the lighting is aweful:

Vile Lizard

 A quick dinosaur concept sculpt:

More pictures:

Stag - the heavy version

The Berserker - bust

Something more stylized this time~

Working on the rest of the body too.

For practice and fun

I'll be modeling some faces from photo reference for practice and fun. Starting with a british actress Tilda Swinton, she has quite an incredible face.